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Sucre: population, age structure, households and literacy

Sucre is a state of Venezuela, number 10 of 25 by population. Sucre had a projected population of 1,197,179 in mid-2026, the 10th highest of 25 of Venezuela's 25 federal entities by population and 3.4% of the national projection of 34,794,494. The INE projection is based on the 2011 census.

Population, 2026 projection
1197179
2026
Literacy rate, age 10 and over
93
2011

How fast is the population of Sucre growing?

The INE projects that the population of Sucre will change from 1,027,554 in 2015 to 1,197,179 in 2026, a change of +16.5%, above the national change of +13.6% over the same years (13th fastest growth of 25 among entities).

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) · saved copy

What is the projected population of Sucre in 2030?

The INE projects Sucre at 1,251,179 people in mid-2030, which is +4.5% on its 2026 projection; the national projection for 2030 is 36,111,627.

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) · saved copy

How many people lived in Sucre at the 2011 census?

The 2011 census counted 896,291 people in Sucre, 3.3% of the national 27,227,930. That was +14.0% on the 2001 census count of 786,483, against +18.1% nationally (4th smallest increase of 25 among entities).

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) · saved copy

What share of the population of Sucre is female?

Women were 49.3% of the projected 2026 population of Sucre (590,360 women and 606,819 men), against 49.9% nationally.

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) · saved copy

What is the median age in Sucre, Venezuela?

The median age in Sucre at the 2011 census was 26 years, against 27 years nationally (joint 11th oldest of 25), with 101.1 men for every 100 women (national: 99.1).

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) · saved copy

What is the dependency ratio in Sucre?

The 2011 census total dependency ratio in Sucre was 53.6 people aged under 15 or over 64 per 100 aged 15 to 64 (national: 49.2), made up of 43.1 children and 10.5 older people per 100; this was the 4th highest of 25.

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) · saved copy

What share of households in Sucre are headed by women?

In the 2011 census 41.8% of the 221,059 households in Sucre had a woman as head of household, against 38.7% nationally (joint 2nd highest of 25).

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) · saved copy

How many children do women have on average in Sucre, Venezuela?

Women aged 12 and over in Sucre had had an average of 2.4 children born alive at the 2011 census, against 2.0 nationally (joint highest of 25).

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) · saved copy

How many indigenous people live in Sucre?

The 2011 census recorded 22,213 people in Sucre who identified as indigenous, 2.5% of its census population; Sucre holds 3.1% of the national indigenous population of 724,592.

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) · saved copy

What is the literacy rate in Sucre, Venezuela?

In the 2011 census 93.0% of people aged 10 and over in Sucre could read and write (682,520 of 734,153), against 95.1% nationally (9th lowest of 25).

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) · saved copy

How many people in Sucre cannot read or write?

The 2011 census counted 51,633 people aged 10 and over in Sucre who could not read and write, 4.7% of the national total of 1,101,706.

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) · saved copy

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